Recent content by Boyd

Started working on the sheeting again, She's ending up 5 foot in length and a wingspan of 8 foot. Weight is about 3lb

Tail flaps with sub-micro servos in place

Booms are blocked in and tail started. Ready for skin as soon as I get the wiring and servos installed. May take the summer off and go fishing.....:hello1:

Living in North Phoenix, retired in '96 and having a blast fishing and building planes.

Lots of work yet to do.... The wings detach so I can move it around and work on it. Most fun I've had sence the 1940's

Construction moves along

Some old NEWS from WW2 Enjoy :D

Took awhile to ruff in the rear with all the compound curves, but fun.... Still looking for any more info on the M-55 that might be on the net, photos, drawings, blueprints, etc.

http://www.ww2aircraft.net/forum/technical-requests/f4u-1-corsair-construction-drawings-needed-6559.html

Have the compound curves around the intakes ruffed in and a little skin on. Will have a hatch behind the canopy as well as one below, also a large hatch on top of the wing / rear fuselage to add all the power goodies. Retracts are soooo expensive!!!! :rolleyes:

Thanks Wurger for the new shots, wish I could do a walkaround with my digital

This site didn't come up in my search it does help.... Thanks

Will have a wingspan of 8 feet, RC with 2 ducted fans. The plans were developed from 3-views and alot of time.

Looking for detail photos or blueprints of Russian M-55 Geophysica landing gear and exhaust...... or directions to find info :signthanks: